I'm spartacus!

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  1. Loofah

    Loofah Admin Staff Member

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    Actually, Spartan but it was close enough... Am picking up a new spartan apple tree tonight:) Will be planted out in my new front garden
     
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  2. Brian Simpson

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    No - I'm spartacus

    P.S. Sorry - couldn't resist.

    If you put the apple tree in the front garden won't you lose the apples?
     
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    No - I'm Spartacus!

    (with apologies to all those who haven't seen the fab old film of Spartacus starring Kirk Douglas).

    BTW, Spartans are great apples but do the trees need a pollinator?
     
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    You should have had some info on this when you bought Spartans apple tree.:cnfs:
     
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    Freddy Miserable git, well known for it

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    I'm pretty sure you'll need 300 of these
     
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    Banana Man You're Growing On Me ...

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    ...and cuttings are traditionally heels of the Achilles variety :wink:
     
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    Aww you guys. The neighbours have these as well so pollination shouldn't be a problem and it not directly next the the very front so peeps wont be nicking them. If all comes to naught then it will still fill a gap and look nice:)
     
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